A car tire, of all things, became involved in the second night of Best of the Super Juniors. Why would a tire be hidden under the ring, you may ask? That’s a good question.
Connors took things outside the ring during his match with Master Wato. He bounced his head off the ring apron before heaving him through like six rows of ringside seats after warning fans to get the hell out of the way.
Both men battled on the floor until Wato was pitched through three more rows of chairs. Connors beat Wato with a chair and threw him into a steel post. Connors pulled the tire out from under the ring, hit Wato in the stomach with it and then smashed his knee on the steel hub cap. Connors speared Wato and gave him a No Chaser to notch two points in the tournament.
Here are the current standings:
Current Standings
Best of the Super Juniors Block A
Best of the Super Juniors Block B
Best of the Super Juniors 2025 – Night Two
Ninja Mack versus Robbie X
Mack hits a German Suplex and a spinning kick for the win.
Winner: Ninja Mack
Kevin Knight versus Mao
Mao blocks Knight’s Tornado DDT and spikes him for a two count. A super kick pins Knight.
Winner: Mao
Master Wato versus Clark Connors
Winner: Clark Connors
Robbie Eagles versus Yoh
Yoh thinks he has the match won with a bridging roll-up but Eagles cleverly counters that with a leg lock. Yoh has to submit.
Winner: Robbie Eagles
Ryusuke Taguchi versus Taiji Ishimori
Ishimori is in an ankle lock. He pushes Taguchi off who collides with the official Red Shoes. Ishimori mule-kicks him in the family jewels. Taguchi kicks out of a Superman Pin. Taguchi locks him in the ankle lock again. Ishimori has to eventually tap-out.
Winner: Ryusuke Taguchi
